Jessica P. Ogilvie

As COVID-19 cases in the county remain low and the city slowly reopens, L.A. sports stadiums are welcoming back fans.

Echo Park Lake has a reopening date, California’s community colleges have a lot to teach the country, and learn how SoCal car culture intersects with Mid-century architecture.

The Palisades Fire is moving fast, today is tax day, and Kobe murals abound across the globe.

Clearing homeless encampments doesn’t work in the long term, county officials question the latest mask guidelines, and you can check out a little-known local garden.

Newsom may lift the mask mandate this summer, CA has a new racial justice bureau, and don’t sleep on the city’s many delicious options for tres leches.

Businesses have leeway when it comes to vaccine passports, herd immunity is still a moving target, and Pride will be virtual (again).

L.A. County officials claim they’re not responsible for the homelessness crisis, 12-15-year-olds are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, and check out a 1939 classic Spanish-language film.

All city-run vaccination sites are now appointment-free, Congress may revive a New Deal-era writing program, and goats are the latest defense against wildfires.

Los Angeles residents will now have greater access to the coronavirus vaccine.

The COVID-19 vaccine is likely to be approved for kids under 12 by fall, L.A. D.A. Gascón champions his parole policy, and how about considering the burger for breakfast.

A doctor answers questions about the variant being found in India, ShakeAlert is now statewide, and a beloved local waterpark will reopen in time for summer.

L.A. is entering the least restrictive opening tier, we have advice on getting ready for wildfires, and theme park reopening rules are constantly being updated.